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    • jan19undefined
      jan19
      last edited by

      I have just been converting a CNC router to a duet 2 ethernet board.
      Everything seems to work fine.

      I am running two seperate steppers on Y with an endstop each.

      Using marlin I used to be able to square off the axis perfectly by setting up an offset for the endstops using the M666 command.

      Is there a way to do something similar on the duet 2?

      Firmware is 3.11

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      • dc42undefined
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        You can do this in the homey.g file. After homing both motors together, use M584 to temporarily reassign Y to just one of the motors; then you can use a G1 Y move to move just that one a little. Then use M584 to assign Y to both motors again.

        If your homeall.g file homes Y without calling homey.g, then you will need to do the same in the Y homing sequence within homeall.g.

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        • jan19undefined
          jan19
          last edited by

          Great, thank you!

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            FelixH @dc42
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            @dc42 would the G31 command not work on that situation?

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